You forgot the /s. This is the internet, there’s a chance you’re not being sarcastic.

Toasters are much faster for toast, bagels and english muffins, but I also have a convection toaster oven for cooking and reheating crispy stuff, then the range oven for big stuff.

Having had to take advantage of food pantries in the past, I can tell you what there was far too much of: Tons of weird brands of canned vegetables packed in China, usually corn, close or past their “best by” date. Where do people get this? Pasta, we’d get so much that we couldn’t possibly eat it, and wouldn’t be…

Don’t assume everyone likes it, and even if you do, would you want it to be the centerpiece for every meal?

Why am I not surprised that the Midwestern one only contains light beer and tomato juice? God forbid it contains anything brown or spicy. Boring!

Don’t forget silent, and extremely quick. You’d be squashed before you even knew what happened. 

I don’t get how someone could be a fan of Star Trek, Doctor Who, and really sci-fi in general without being “woke”. I’d imagine they’d be pissed off all the time.

Why assign race to his toxic masculinity? The post you’re replying to didn’t. Plenty of guys who aren’t black are guilty of the same. It’s a man problem, not a race problem. 

They haven’t existed for over a hundred years, and had a stoner movie dedicated to them because they’re “absolute garbage”. You just don’t like them, and that’s okay. Their burgers just aren’t the same thing as what those places you listed serve, and they’re not trying to be.

/s for sure. No scarier than anywhere else I’ve been. 

Yeah, I always chuckle to myself when they call it “the city” around here. It’s a town at best. 

Went there all the time when I lived in Jersey, it was a blast. Just gotta watch out for traffic and not be a complete idiot towards people. 

Right? Not to mention a certain orange guy was born and raised there.

Not here, we’re too close to the NY state border, the locals could get confused.

It’s all the fear mongering in right-wing media. They’re led to believe the cities are full of bogeymen. They’re perfectly happy in their bubbles where everyone is the same.

Seriously, living in a rural area, people here are so afraid of all the scary brown/trans/gay/liberals/antifa infiltrating their backwoods towns that they’ll vote for guys like trump and his underlings. I can only imagine what they think it’s like in an actual city. I have a coworker who’s afraid to even go to the…

Look at his name, I bet he doesn’t use his directionals either. That said, I recognize this is fun to some but also tacky garbage to others. Whatever floats your boat.

No surprise there, they probably just don’t organize as much because they don’t have all that vast empty space to hide out in.

It equates to “I’m superior to you and deserve special treatment.” I will personally treat anyone who says that as inferior and intentionally give them sub-par treatment.

After a quick state population lookup, per capita you would need about 24 hate groups in Maryland to match Montana.